Pudding basin

I was going to cook an old fashioned suet pudding tomorrow. Just realised that my pudding basin has gone awol (a casualty of many house moves, i suspect). I've got three pyrex bowls which I normally use for mixing and prep - do you think they will cope with being steamed for 3+ hours?
18:48 Sat 26th Mar 2011
 
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I usually use my pyrex bowls, they are quite old ones but have survived so far
Absolutely fine.
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fantastic - thanks guys.
I use pyrex, it's all I have.
It's what they're made for.

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